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Egyptian Fruit Bats Trade Food for Sex
Female Egyptian fruit bats living in captivity will consistently take food right from the mouths of their male peers. Now the Tel Aviv University team that made that discovery is back with new evidence to explain why the males put up with it.
Ammonium Fertilized Early life on Earth
New Flying/driving Robot Developed at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Clinical Trial at IU School of Medicine Improves Treatment of Genetic Rickets
NIST Team Demonstrates Heart of Next-Generation Chip-Scale Atomic Clock
Particulate Matter from Aircraft Engines Affects Airways
JQI Researchers Shed New Light on Atomic 'Wave Function'
Researchers Discover the Achilles' Heel of an Aggressive Brain Cancer
By Staff ReporterNovel and Rapid Device Opens New Doors for Parkinson's Disease Diagnostics
By Staff ReporterBerkeley Lab Science Snapshots April 2019
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Maryland First to Use Unmanned Aircraft to Deliver Kidney for Transplant
By Staff ReporterHeavy drinking may change DNA -- Leading to increased craving for alcohol
By Staff ReporterResearchers find new ways to harness wasted methane
By Staff ReporterHealth Tips For New University Students
By Staff ReporterNeutrons produce first direct 3D maps of water during cell membrane fusion
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